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Nigerians Celebrate Devils in Politicians While the People Suffer

Nigerians Celebrate Devils in Politicians While the People Suffer

There’s something deeply troubling about Nigeria—and many of us have become so used to it that we barely question it anymore.

Nigerians are celebrating devils.

We are not just being led.

We are celebrating the very politicians who make life harder for us.When Politicians Become Masters of Deception every election season, it’s the same pattern.

Convoys.

Promises.

Noise.

Hope.

They speak like saviors. They sound like they understand. They tell us change is coming.But once elections are over, reality returns like a slap.

Darkness replaces light.Broken roads remain broken.Hospitals stay empty of equipment.

Graduates remain unemployed.

Yet, somehow, these same politicians are praised, defended, and even worshipped. A Painful Reality I remember a man in my area who lost his child because there was no oxygen in the hospital.

That same week, a politician responsible for public welfare was trending—for distributing branded T-shirts.Think about that.A child dies due to negligence…And we celebrate the politician connected to the system responsible.

This is how Nigerians are celebrating devils without even realizing it.

We Celebrate Our Own Suffering this is the contradiction.

We clap for politicians who create hardship. We defend politicians who ignore our pain.

We argue online for politicians who wouldn’t recognize us in real life.And in doing so, we strengthen the very system that keeps us down.

The Dangerous Cycle the problem is no longer just bad leadership.

It is blind loyalty to politicians.

Supporting individuals without accountabilityDefending failureNormalizing suffering When people say, “That’s how Nigeria is,” what they’re really saying is:“We have accepted it.”The Truth We AvoidLet’s be honest.

These politicians did not become powerful on their own.We gave them that power.

Through:Our Votes our silence Our tribal and personal loyaltyUntil Nigerians stop celebrating devils in politicians, nothing will change.

A New Direction If Nigeria must improve, the mindset must change.Stop clapping for politicians because of promises.

Stop defending politicians because of loyalty.

Stop supporting politicians who fail repeatedly.

Start demanding results.

Because leadership is not entertainment.

It is responsibility.—Final Though tA country where Nigerians are celebrating devils in politicians will continue to suffer.

The question is: Are you still clapping?

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“ADC Raises Alarm: Tinubu, APC Accused of Plot to Crush Opposition Before 2027

“ADC Raises Alarm: Tinubu, APC Accused of Plot to Crush Opposition Before 2027”

As Nigeria edges closer to the 2027 elections, fresh political tension is brewing. The African Democratic Congress (ADC) has openly accused Bola Ahmed Tinubu and the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) of orchestrating internal crises within its party.

According to ADC, these alleged moves are not random — they are strategic.

The Claim:The opposition party believes there is a deliberate attempt to infiltrate and destabilize its leadership structure, weaken its unity, and reduce its chances ahead of the next general elections.

The Bigger Fear:ADC warns that if such actions continue unchecked, Nigeria could be drifting toward a one-party dominance, where opposition voices are silenced and democracy becomes a formality rather than a reality.

Why This Matters:In any true democracy, strong opposition is not a threat — it is a necessity. Without it, accountability fades, power concentrates, and citizens lose real choices at the ballot.

Political Reality Check: With growing concerns about alliances, defections, and shifting loyalties across parties, many Nigerians are beginning to ask: Is there still a real opposition? Or is Nigerian politics becoming a controlled game?

2027 Is Already Taking Shape…What is happening now may define not just the next election — but the future of Nigeria’s democracy itself.–

-📢 Join the conversation:Do you think opposition parties in Nigeria are being weakened intentionally, or is this just internal party struggle?

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Rain Destroyed What Billions Built: Kwara Street Lights Scandal Exposed”

“Rain Destroyed What Billions Built: Kwara Street Lights Scandal Exposed”What was meant to light up Kwara has now become a symbol of waste.

The solar street lights installed under the administration of AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq are now breaking down massively—with many reportedly damaged after rainfall.Yes, rain.

Let That Sink In…A project worth billions…Installed to serve the people…Could not even withstand ordinary weather conditions.So what exactly was built—quality infrastructure or a ticking failure?

From Promise to Darkness these street lights were supposed to:

Improve Security and roads Safer at night but today, many areas are gradually slipping back into darkness—the very problem this project was meant to solve.

Replacing What Was Already Working before now, several of these roads already had functional street lighting from past administrations.

Instead of maintaining them, the current government:Removed existing System replaced them with what many now see as inferior Alternative and now, those replacements are failing.

The Question Everyone Should Be Asking The old poles were stronger, more durable, and still neat. Why were they removed?

Where are those poles today?

When what replaced them is clearly weaker and already failing, these are questions that demand clear answers.

🌧️ Rain Has Exposed Everything Rain didn’t destroy the project—it simply revealed the truth. Because standard infrastructure should: Withstand weather Last for Years deliver real value Anything less is not development—it is poor execution.

Infrastructure Without People While focus remains on physical projects, many citizens are still asking: Where are the jobs? Where are the opportunities?Where is the investment in human capacity?

Development is not just about structures—it’s about people.📸 The Evidence Is ClearThe images tell the story:Damaged polesWeak installationsNon-functional lights

Final Word (Viral Punch) Kwara deserves better.

Not just projects that look good at commissioning—but projects that last, perform, and truly serve the people.

Because in the end: If rain can destroy it, then it was never built to last.

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Following Politicians Is Like Caging Your Future – And Your Children’s Too

Following Politicians Is Like Caging Your Future – And Your Children’s Too

If you’re still queuing behind political parties like APC, PDP, ADC—or any of the elite clubs we call political platforms—pause and ask yourself one simple question:

What have they actually done for you?

Look around.

Nigeria is richly blessed with oil, gas, fertile land, solid minerals, and millions of talented young people. Yet, the average citizen still struggles daily with unreliable electricity, poor roads, unemployment, and a healthcare system where survival often depends on money you don’t have.

So, what went wrong?

1. Laws That Protect Them, Not You

Since 1999, countless laws have been passed—but how many directly made life easier for the average Nigerian?

How many reduced the cost of food, made education truly affordable, or ensured accessible healthcare?

Now compare that to how quickly lawmakers approve:

  • Their salaries and allowances
  • Lifetime pensions after just a few years in office
  • Legal protections and immunity

The system isn’t broken—it’s working exactly as designed. Just not for you.

2. A System Designed to Keep You Out

Nigeria’s political structure isn’t just unfair—it’s intentionally restrictive.

Want to run for office?

Be ready to pay:

  • Millions for nomination forms
  • Hundreds of thousands for “expression of interest”
  • Additional hidden costs along the way

This isn’t democracy—it’s a pay-to-play system.

A teacher, farmer, trader, or fresh graduate doesn’t stand a chance. The high cost acts as a gate, ensuring power remains in the hands of a few wealthy elites who simply rotate positions among themselves.

3. A Nation Rich in Resources, Poor in Priorities

Nigeria has everything it needs to thrive—yet continues to struggle.

  • We produce crude oil but import refined fuel
  • We flare gas but rely on generators
  • We have vast farmland but import food

The issue isn’t lack of resources—it’s misplaced priorities.

Government focus often leans toward:

  • Contracts over community development
  • Convoys over public infrastructure
  • Foreign trips over local investment

Meanwhile, institutions meant to protect citizens remain underfunded or misused.

4. Real Life Reality: Ibrahim’s Story

Consider Ibrahim, a 31-year-old mechanical engineering graduate from Kaduna.

After graduating with a first-class degree in 2017, he spent four years job hunting—without success.

Eventually, he borrowed ₦80,000 to start a small welding business.

Then came the “revenue agents.”

Within one week, they demanded ₦150,000 for various levies. Unable to pay, his shop was locked.

That same week, tragedy struck.

His younger brother was involved in an accident on a poorly maintained road. At the hospital, treatment was delayed due to a ₦210,000 deposit requirement.

He didn’t survive.

Driven by pain and a desire for change, Ibrahim decided to run for councillor.

At the party office, he was told:

  • Nomination form: ₦2.5 million
  • Expression of interest: ₦500,000

He walked away.

Today, Ibrahim is planning to leave the country. His tools sit idle. His dream is fading.

This is the real cost of a broken system.

5. The Cage We’re Building

Every time you:

  • Defend politicians blindly
  • Vote based on tribe or party loyalty
  • Ignore accountability

You help strengthen a system that works against you.

A system where:

  • Your children may still face unemployment decades from now
  • Basic amenities remain luxuries
  • Opportunity depends on connections, not competence

So, What’s the Way Forward?

Supporting any political party without demanding measurable results is like handing over your future without conditions.

Before you support anyone, ask:

Can they show at least five laws or actions that improved the lives of ordinary people in the last four years?

If not, then you’re not supporting democracy—you’re sustaining your own limitations.

Final Thought

Nigeria will not change because we switched party names or logos.

Real change begins when citizens:

  • Demand transparency
  • Reject blind loyalty
  • Support competence over connection

Stop clapping for systems that silence your voice.

Stop financing your own struggle.

Your future—and your children’s future—depends on it.

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Explosion Hits Mando Motor Park in Kaduna

🚨 Explosion Hits Mando Motor Park in Kaduna

An explosion rocked Mando Motor Park in Kaduna early Sunday morning, sparking panic among residents and commuters.

The blast, which occurred around 3 a.m., involved a luxury bus fueled by compressed natural gas.

Kaduna State Police confirmed the incident wasn’t a bomb attack, but a gas leak from an overfilled tank.

Thankfully, no casualties were reported. Security teams, including the bomb disposal unit, quickly secured the area.

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BREAKING: INEC Suspends Voter Revalidation Exercise

BREAKING: INEC Suspends Voter Revalidation Exercise 🚨

The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has directed all Resident Electoral Commissioners (RECs) to suspend plans for the voter revalidation exercise initially set to start on April 13, 2026.

This move comes after INEC announced the revalidation drive as part of efforts to update the voter register ahead of the 2027 general election.

More updates as we get them! Stay tuned.

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_BREAKING NEWS_ “Apero Mekunu Advocacy Group Adopts Zenith Labour Party for 2027 General Election”.

BREAKING NEWS

“The APERO MEKUNU Advocacy group has adopted the ZENITH LABOUR PARTY as their political party for the 2027 general election.

Last year, on June 1, 2025, they joined the Zenith Labour Party, ZLP, and the convenor of the advocacy group Sideeq Bola, a.k.a Amoye Bola Sideeq became the state chairman of the party.

The Apero Mekunu advocacy group hereby invites the masses to join the movement for the actualization of a people-oriented political system. Apero Mekunu has been in Kwara State since 2021 and has been known for their nonpartisanship.

The group has consistently maintained a regular radio presence and grassroots outreach throughout Kwara, Oyo, Ondo, and Ogun states.When asked why the group chose to go political, the leader of the group said that his mission was not to contest the election but to introduce an ideological trend into our political culture.

But he decided to adopt a political platform after noticing that most politicians never wanted an ideologically driven politics that would be of benefit to the Nigerian masses.

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“Kwara Senator Sadiq Umar Joins 2027 Governorship Race”

2027: Kwara North Senator Sadiq Umar Declares for 2027 Governorship Race

Senator Sadiq Umar has declared his intention to contest the 2027 Kwara State governorship election.

The Kwara North lawmaker made the announcement on Monday evening during an interview on TVC News, stating that his years of experience at the national level have prepared him for the task ahead.

“I have been in government for over seven years at the national level, and I understand the dynamics of government ” he said while outlining his readiness to lead the state.

Sen Sadiq becomes the first person to officially declared for Governorship position from Northern part of the State

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“Kwara Leaders Gather, But For What?”

“Kwara Leaders Gather, But For What?”

It seems the Kwara State leaders are getting ready for 2027, holding strategic meetings to chart their path forward.

The “Lunch with Governor AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq” meeting brought together big names, including the Attorney General and APC leaders, to discuss achievements, party unity, and the state’s growth

But with the everyday struggles of citizens, one has to wonder: is this about serving the people or securing power? The meeting highlights the usual political maneuvering, but will it translate to real progress for Kwara State’s people?

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Troops Kill 4 Bandits, Arrest Police Collaborator in Taraba

Troops Kill 4 Bandits, Arrest Police Collaborator in TarabaTroops of the 6 Brigade Nigerian Army have killed four armed militia members and arrested a police officer alleged to be collaborating with bandits terrorising the Karim Lamido Local Government Area of Taraba State.

The operation followed credible intelligence indicating a resurgence of long-standing land disputes between the Shomo and Wurkun communities, which escalated into armed clashes and destruction of property.

The troops responded swiftly, neutralising the attackers and recovering weapons, including dane guns, a fabricated AK-47 rifle, and ammunition.

The arrested police officer is undergoing investigation to determine his level of involvement. The Brigade commander commended the troops for their bravery and reaffirmed their commitment to restoring peace and stability in Taraba State.